MEGA LIST: Bundy’s best and brightest Christmas lights 2021
The NewsMail brings you the best of Bundaberg’s Christmas lights for 2021. Read the full list of where you can see Bundaberg’s Christmas lights displays:
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MOST WANTED: Can you identify the people in these pictures?
Bundaberg police would like to speak to these people in relation to outstanding crimes across the region. SEE THE PICS.
FULL RESULTS: Queensland’s best grassroots athlete revealed
News Corp compiled a list of Queensland’s premier grassroots athletes as to discover the absolute best in the Sunshine State. SEE THE FULL RESULTS >>>
FULL LIST: Bundaberg’s 40 Most Influential people of 2021
They’re the 40 biggest movers, shakers and makers of our region in 2021. After weeks of consultation and debate, here are the next 40 people to make the list of the most influential and powerful in Bundaberg.
New coach: Bulldogs stalwart returns to club in its 50th year
A familiar face has returned to the kennel as Brothers Bulldogs AFL Senior Men’s Coach for its historic 50th year.
Former mill worker busted with meth, MDMA and pot
The Bundaberg father of two fronted court after two warrants were issued for his arrest.
Devastated husband sentenced over crash that killed his wife
A family tragedy reached its terrible conclusion this week when a Hervey Bay grandfather was convicted in a Bundaberg court of causing the car accident that killed his wife.
Nut farm workers’ horrific injuries land major company in court
A world-leading macadamia enterprise with plantations across QLD, NSW and South Africa, has been convicted of multiple health and safety breaches which resulted in horrific injuries to some of its workers.
Swollen rivers: Region’s catchments swell, flood warnings remain
Bundaberg has recorded its wettest November in almost a century as dams across the Wide Bay spill over, keeping flood watch warnings and road closures in place. SEE UPDATES AND FORECAST HERE.
Teen prisoner made ‘snow angels’ in his own blood
An 18-year-old Bundaberg man covered 80 per cent of the floor of the police watch house with his own blood after earlier throwing a blood-soaked bandage at an officer, a court has heard.
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